Amersfoort is much more than its picture-perfect medieval centre. Explore neighbourhoods shaped by industrial heritage, contemporary architecture, quiet residential streets and welcoming public spaces. The historic city centre rewards visitors with canals, squares and old city walls, while areas such as De Nieuwe Stad offer a different perspective on local life. These guides introduce the places that give Amersfoort its distinctive character, helping you decide where to walk, take photographs, stop for coffee or spend an afternoon. Whether you are visiting for the first time or returning to discover somewhere new, start exploring the city one neighbourhood at a time.
The Hof is one of the most recognisable gathering places in Amersfoort’s historic centre. Surrounded by traditional buildings and places to eat and drink, the
Among the most atmospheric streets in Amersfoort is Muurhuizen. Its name refers to the houses associated with the line of the former town walls, and
Amersfoort is famous for its medieval centre, but De Nieuwe Stad shows another side of the city. This former industrial area has developed into a